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Jewel Master Cradle of Persia dated for DS
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UK Charts – 2012 – Week 7
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iSpot released for DSi and 3DS
It’s a past time that’s existed for many years, some say it promotes hand-eye co-ordination, others say that it’s helping your mental agility. Either way, playing those printed games in the back of magazines, yes, spot the difference games. It’s kept many a bored child busy in the back of the car and this is…
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Nintendo’s downloadable offerings update
Another increasingly Monday tradition is Nintendo UK telling us all what the latest downloadable content is for the DSi, 3DS and Wii. Of course, traditions are meant to be broken and next week this update might be noticably absent. Who can tell. However, it would be safe to assume that we would see some more…
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Activison and Hasbro Announce Battleship Title
Activision and Hasbro have announced the new title Battleship video game for this spring developed with Double Helix Games. Inspired by the classic naval strategy game, this seek-and-find adventure is taken to new heights. As a stand-alone story from Universal Pictures’ upcoming epic action-adventure of the same name, the video game offers a blend of strategic naval command…
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Nintendo’s eShop and Virtual Console Update
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Japanese Hearing Impaired Students Helped by DSi
A scheme, still in its early stages, in a school in Japan has hoped that the low-cost Nintendo DSi, which contains both a microphone and a camera, will soon become a classroom staple. The devices are being used to store lesson notes and offer interactive learning experiences for those who are hard of hearing.
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UK Charts – 2012 – Week 4
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UK Charts – 2012 – Week 3
As another week in January finishes the weekly chart complier, UKIE, have released the latest charts of this week’s movers and shakers. In a month that sees very little games being released it comes as no surprise that there is only minimal movement in the charts this week. Still, it’s worth checking out the full…
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Nintendo UK eShop and WiiWare updates
So another Monday brings another round of updates for the various platforms that Nintendo currently has on the market. Of course, actual videogames developed by this AAA developer would be more welcome; however, the ability to fall back in time and see games of yesteryear is always a welcome distraction from Skyrim.
